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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-05

A. B. Crawford, of Horican, has
opened dental Office in rooms rear of
Scott's jewelry store and he has come to
stay.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1887-05-05

''Vixie" at the Opera House last
night. Miss Nellie Walters in the title
role was superb. She is young, very
handsome and full of CHIC, is perfect in
her acting and at once captured her
audience, which was large and enthusi-
in front of the curtain. Her support is
excellent.-[ Bloomington Pantagraph.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

ENOR RENT-Nicely furnished room. Refer
IL enccs REQUIRED. 1907 Douglas. QS7>
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

MEAD & JAMESON,
Nl No. 9ls South 18th st.
Lot, fronting 2 streets, 25th and Pacific,
houses $500. Easy terms
Best lot in Orchard Hin with 5-room house,
barn, well, cistern fruit and shade trees, 81 900.
Easy terms.
Lot fronting on Convent and cath sts i'm.
provements worth 5000, houses. city and
cistern water. $500. Easy terms
broom cottage and lot, 2Sth and Charles,
s., 900, 800 cash, bal easy.
n Ecor OF l5tn and Leavenworth, 2 houses,
rents for $15 per mo, lot 6jX66, fine business
property, $4,000 Mead & Jameson, 3ls 18th
street. 7T2
II ITCHCOCK'S First add, cheapest lots in
IL Northwest Omaha. J. B.Evans Co, sole
agents. 99T Z
NANHATTAN only $3.50 to $500 on easiest
NJ possible terms. The building association
gis now under contract to build 20 houses on this
hround. If you want to make money see Man
attain.
1917 Amcs. 1907 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

I'on nhENI-A nice, lgnt basement inquire
i OF Leslie Leslie, 10th and Dodge SITS. 3JS
LNOR HENT-Nice rooms at 1891 Farnam at,
Il one block west of court house, south Side.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

nor RENTS nice front rooms In tho brick
II block on Howard st between 10th and 18th
SITS. Loe, Nchol * Co, Withnell block 5s4
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

The only road to take for Des Mones, Mar.
shailtown, edar Rapids, Clinton, Dixie, Chca'
go, milwaukee and all points east To the peo'
pie OF Nebraska Colorado, wyoming, Utah,
Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, Washington and Cali
fornia' II oners superior advantages not possL
bic by any other llne
Among few OF the numerous points OF su.
periorfy enjoyed by the patrons OF this road
between Omaha and Chicago, are its tive trains
aday or DAY COACHES which are the finest
that human I'm Z, art and ingenuity can create. It's
PALACh SLEEPING CARS, Shich are models
OF comfort and elegance. Its PARLOH DRAW
mo Room CARS, unsurpassed BY any, and It's
widely celebrated PALATIAL DINING CARS,
she c4ual Of which cannot be found elsewhere
At Council Bluffs the trains OF the Union Paci
no ny; connect In Union Depot with those of
the Chicago & Northwestern Ry. In Chicago
the trains of this line make close connection
with those OF all eastern lines.
FOR Detroit, Columbus, Indianapolis, Ctncin
nati. Niagara Falls, Buffalo, Pittsburg, Toronto,
montreal, Boston, New York, Phiiadelphia, Bal
tmors Washington and all Points in tho east,
ask the ticket agent FOR tickets via the
"EORTHW ESrEHN,'
II you wish the best accommodations AL
ticket agents sell tickets via this line.
H.HUGRlTT. E r. WILSON.
General Manager, Genl Pass'r Agent.
wMBABcocK Chicago ~ R. BoLLEs.
"' oW estern Agt " City Pass Ag
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

NOR RENT-Desk room in Omaha Real Es.
II tate Exchange, 1919 Farnam. I'll
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

ENUR RENT-Furnished room, furnace, COM
II Portable in coldcst weather, and gas. In
Quire 1874 Farnam. Ill
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

H
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

lNOR RENr-3 rooms suitable for house
II keeping. III Pacific 1t. Rent. $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

nor RENT-Desirable furnished rooms. All
Il modern cOnvicnccs. Street cars. No better
location IN tho city. 1881 ST. Marys ave.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07
THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: MONDAY FEBRUARY 4 1ss7
IJEAD & JAMESON,

business lots in stanton Place Leaven-
d worth street $3.50 TO si,2Oo. j. b. Evans
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

* A. SLOMAN, RCai Estate,
~ l5i2 Farnam st, room 2.
A inc of choice inside property at prices
which are not inflated and which will prove
both safe ana pro uDle invcs tmcnts-
Douglas ST bet 2Jth and a5d 66xl39 ...... s 5000
Farnam st bet Goth and I'D. DIX l33 .....,. $500
Farnam 81 bet Goth aud I'D. 5 * 32. .....,. 1900
Farnam st cor in Jerome park ........... 5000
Farnam st Cor 3lst l3Gxl:S2 .............. l50OO
West Omaha lG5xlST, fine sight -. ....... 1900
Leavcnworth cor 2lst improved. l250)
Howard st near 10th. 33y66 66............... 64O
Lcavcnworth st near Belt Line, l00Xl27..
Leayenwortb st Mnync place corner...... 2,OO
Harncy st. near 20th. 174xl70, improved. 35.O0)
10Th st near Viaduct 4Ox l20 .............. 1000
Business lot, South Omaha...............
business lot, South Omaha.
Bedford Place. lot II block B.............
Acres in Lakeside ......,...... ..... $3.50 to 400
Ss Farnam nj sp street. 49, i".. o' ~ 1900
Lots in Wnkcly add near canning factory 30)
Fnrnam St. cor south and " Front . 5000
Choice lots in Orchard Hill ......... $3.50 TO 800
Lots in Hellmans add 81, 800, one-tifth cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07
HREGORY HADLEY,
" Members Omaha Real Estate Exchange,

A NhEboh1 " hADLEl,
" Members Omaha Real Estate Exchange
Rooms and licdick blk, 30 : 18th St
We can deliver the following pieces of busi.
ness property, and they are real bargains, for
wo NIL know that such property as this can never
be purchased at prices shown below except at
the present time. We are also aware of the
fact that Omaha real estate in general and
business property especially is the best paying
ana safest Investment that can be made in the
great west.
Farnam 81 lot i4xl32, improved this is
near 10th - and in the neighborhood
which will be greatly improved in the
spring ........,.. .;... ,..,........ 35r r9O)
Dodge st corner, 6Gxl32 improved ana
renting for 5000 per year, lease ex-
pires this spring when rent can be
maze s6' 80 ,OOO
Eleventh 81 corner, lGXlS, near the
south end OF vi0duct zee. .............. l6 900
4iNl32, improved ana renting for $50 per
mo half block from union freight depot
site; splendid lot for wholesale house,
easy terms. 80. ............. lc,00)
Dodge 81 lot 22xl82, three story brick
business block renting for S2,iG) per
year-half interest for ................,. 5000
Residence and business lots improved aud un
improved in all parts of the city.
Buy now and make money.
81 - Gregory Hadley.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07
& PARMELE,

WISE s PATMEEs, S!5I Es,ror. :,
Offer these bargains to day:
corner Georgia ave. and Dupont 81 200.
Orchard hill, choice lots each $3.50.
House and 2 lots, s. and w. add to walnut
20 Finest lots in Cloverdale, barg.ins
10 acres west of and close to the stock yards
and packing house, fine and cheap.
choice lots in Maynes add, each $500.
2choice lots Fairmount place
/ acre best in Belyedero, bargain $500.
Q lots letters addition each 500.
lots Mt Douglas, eacE $3.50
2 lots South FIX, place, each $500.
Brown PARK, bargains each $500.
"a lots choice in Yates h Hcmpels addition.
Last not least. corner on Farnam $4,000 and
many Others 1909 Farnam, Wise and Parmee.
22l
s. A. sLoMAN; Sso, Estate. 1870 r,rD,m 81.
Farnam st, cor. 3lst, l36xlS2 $1,000.
Farnam st, bet 2nh and ed ll61,32. $4,000.
FGrnSm st, cor. cor i3d, S ana W front, 5000.
Farnam st, cor. 42d, and front. 50 800.
Farnam ST. cor. 4lst, $ and Il front s3,50l.
Lot and 2, blk ., South Omaha add. corner,
$1,000. 80,
l5,h st. cor Howard; rents f, for :35, ss',oOo
Hamilton 81, 5-room house, $1,000.
Lot 2S, blk :, Orchard Hill 5000.
Lot 5Ixl5), near Canning Works, 5000.
Corner Martha and 10Th, c6NlS2, Imp, 4,500.
Hellman's add lots, choice for : l5O.
Lots in Brown Park, South Omaha, Orchard
DoEglas st, near e3d, G6xSs. 5000. 2ls
A N sox1iO IT corner on Georgia avenue near
"A Leavcnworth. j. b. Evans Il Co, sole
agents. This is Il desirable piece of property
offered FOR a few days only. 917 I
m j. HOOK, Real Estate, 1909 Farnam.
Lots in Ashland Park 500.
Lots in Highland Park S!25
Lots in Manhattan Addition SOB.
Lots in Amber Place $3.50.
Lots in Upton Place S45O.
Big profits to be made IN Burlington Center
lots
Lot 9. block 80, South Omaha 500.
Lots in Catalpa I'd Addition $3.50
Acre lot in Belvcdore $500
Lot on west Lcavcnworth street $3.50.
Fine south front on Seward near 29th street
sl.i5O.
Fine south front on Maple near 25th street
$3.50.
lots in Marshs Addition both $1,000.
Snap-rrnngulur lots on two levels ut south
end OF viaduct, warehouse and business prop
erty,-91 feet south front l32 feet east line, 1856
feet trackage only si,50J-Got owner fast
worth $4,000.
9sxlO0 on Goth and CASTELAR,. with room
hOnsc, barn, fruit. etc 5000.
$1,000.
Fine residence lot O. feet front on Charles
street near st. Marys avenue si,5O0. big
bargain.
Corner on 18th street near Mason Sc 500, very
easy terms.
good room houses, rcnt S3j per month 81 OO0
Corner G6Xl04 Pacific and 18th streets $3.50.
262 : T. j. Hook, 1902 Farnam.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07
| +, ROVER STEVENS. 2ls S. 10Th st offers for
" II few days the following special bargains:

~ ROVER STEVENS, 2ls s. 18TH st offers for
VI II few days the following special bargains:
Vacant lots.
Lcavenworth st 80 # and house e..........,S2,O 900
Lowe ave. lots, one Il corner. 2,400
Virginia ................ ............... $50
Park ave. Observation-Disclosures. .......... ,250
Blonde st Observation-Disclosures. 1,lOO
Shus add, "A corner r........................ 1000
Burdctte st near Saunders. Observation-Disclosures. 800
Orchard Hin, elegant lot .................. 500
Panvicw, east front OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1000
Baker Place............. Observation-Disclosures. 200
Saunders ~ Himcbnugh's add ............. 500
Cote Brilliant, acres Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Pierce St. GOXS6. ..................,........ $500
House and Lots.
got ST rooms and full lot. .......4,2 200
Lcavcnworth St, rooms and 81 ft......... 1000
Pierce st. corner aONl 1856 ana new houses. 1870
24th St fun lot and Observation-Disclosures. $500
Acre Property.
acres n. W. of Fort; fine view and very
cheap, easy TERMS. ................... l,5OO
81 acres !. mile east of South Omaha
cheap pnt.................... ut $500
Besides the above list have large number
OF pieces OF property in nj parts of the city and
can suit the most particular. List your prop
erty with me If you want it sold. Grover
Stevens o09
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

WANTED-A young man desires instruction
w on the guitar from a competent teacher.
Address II, Bee Office. 765
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

NOR RENr-An elegant front parlor with
Il board, also other smaller rooms House
has all modern convcniences Gentlemen de-
sired. Southwest corner Webster and 10th st.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07
ron nBNr-Housrs AND Iors.

ENOR RENr-6-room house, all modern i'm.
i provoments. Phillips Shaw, 24lO Cunning
street. 26l 8
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

MARSHALL & LOBECK, 1909 Farnam street,
vi members of Omana Real Estate Exchange.
Corner of California street and Twenty third,
G6ysS feet, easy terms, 5000
House OF eight rooms on Twentythlrd near
Cass 66xSs foet. one-half cash, $500.
Eight lots, Lincoln Place, onethird cash; S525
to $3.50.
to 5000.
Lots in Mt. Pleasant addition. easy terms,
$500 to $3.50.
ACRES.
Twelve acre lots in Spring Valley, $325 to
$500 per acre.
Also 2 IL acre lots in same addition.
All on very easy terms.
We have large line of houses and lots on
ourlist, and invite buyers to call and we will
show the property. Marshall Lobeck, 1909
Farnam. Telep hone 49, 75s.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

LNUfL lot corner 18th and Mason SITS at q de
a. cidcd bargain, on easy terms. For few
days only. Call soon. I. j. Hook, 1863 Farnam.
164
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

ENOR Rents rooms unfurnishe1 suitable
II for housekeeping l0lT n 10Th st; apply to
M. f. Martin. 3l8 S 18th st. 400
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

NOR RENT-Nicely furnished rooms, 2227
II Dodge ST.; gas, bath and furnace heat.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

JNOR RENT-Store room suitable for feed
II store, tobacco or mattress factory. N. w.
cor. 18th and Jackson. 93S
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

LNOR RENT -Rocms nicely furnished at all
IL prices. from s., $40, Sl2, Sl5 a month each.
bOd South 18th street, north st. Mary's avenue
up stairs. 2l3fl0
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

LNOR RENT-Newly furnished sleeping rooms
II Mt 800 Howard ST., next block to CozZens
house, for gentlemen, at $40 per month. ia
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07

EOR SALE-lG0 acres land, Just outside city
II limits of Hastings, Neb. Apply TO G. l..
Stone, Hastings. llS l3'
Omaha daily bee., 1887-02-07
roe sALs-RousEs-L

ENOR SALE-2 corner lots in lioyd's add, with
- good house barn, fruit trees and other
improvements, $500 cash. John q. Hopkins,
Omaha 1897.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-16

II yesterdays terrible railway accident fin
Province Ontario had been the first OF It's kind
there would have been more excuse for 1t: but.
unfortunately, this Is not so. The annals of death
and destruction on the rail contain several In
stances where the wreck OF Oil trains has added
fresh horrors 70 an already bad catastrophe. II
may be impossible to prevent collisions on the rail
u long as human nature Is not above mistakes
and the machinery for starting and stopping
trains Is not absolutely perfect But IL does seem
possible TO md some safer method or conveying
petroleum from place 70 place than transports
Id huge tanks, as Is now done so commonly In
parts OF the country through which pipeline com
nunieation Is impraetieable. In Nebraska. al an
earlier hour on the same day. occurred an acr,.
dent resembling In It's main features the one IN
Canada, though the number Of lives lost IA sun
posed 10 have been much less In this case there
was positively inexcusable act OF recklessness ON
the part of the railway managers In permitting
passengers TO travel on train TO which oil ga =
were attached This Is practice which Is almost
universally discountenanced, and ought TO be An.
soiutely forbidden by Law In Nebraska II IL Is ma,
already.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-16

The effect Of mastering the various separate
troops OF citizen soldiery into compact District
militia organization has already been to stimu.
late martial sentiment among our young men, who
are daily forming new comp anies. ALL this Is .
wholesome sign should the curse of war ever
descend again upon the country, the national
capital will Of course be one OF the nrst points OF
attack aud then the presence Of a well disciplined
home guard will be appreciated. The legislation
which Will be necessary next winter TO legalize
the new system, and the arguments adduced In
It's support, may impress upon Congress the de-
mand for better general provision for the eity,s
defense. There ought 10 be no difficulty whatever.
and no tremendous expense, in guarding the ap-
proaches TO Washington, by both land and water.
with forts strong enough 10 hold any ordinary I'm.
yading force at bay. The aim OF the F1ftietb
Congress ought TO be to see, not how little it can
spend on army, navy and Notifications, but how
much 1t can do with such money as IL has at It's
disposal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-16
ne newspapers outside Of Washington which


have discussed the matter OF the coming appoint
ment TO our local postmastership seem TO agree
that the President will satisfy strong desire On
his part TO I'LL the Office with citizen Of the Dis
tfict, unless he becomes embarrassed by the con-
flcting claims Of local candidates. One might
infer from their comments that the President,
while perfectly able to weigh conflicting claims TO
other ofnces, and to pass upon the individual
merits OF applicants, must fall Immediately into
extraordinary confusion, and, in a spasn Of en-
barrassment, present District ONCE TO some out
mder, IL it so happens that more than one applf-
can't for that position halls from the District The
friendly contest for a local Office Of this kind be-
tween a few OF the District democrats furnishes
no justification whatever for the suggestion Of this
curious sort Of vertigo which Is pictured as doing
violence to the wishes both Of the President
andthe people Of Washington. The strongest
desire OF the District as whole, OF the
few citizens who are candidates, and espe-
c1ally OF the great mass who are not candidates.
II TO put check upon that well-worn slander
which represents this community as differing
from other American communities In that It IS
unfit to furnish the men from whom those who
regulate its local affairs shall be selected, and
which brings upon US and into local offices,
through one nimsy excuse or other, stream OF
imported of1ce-holders The single Office under
consideration is not of especial consequence, ex-
cept so far ass local appointment would indicate
partial REPUTATION OF the Islander OF unfltness to
which the District has been subjected. II the
President has inclination to appoint some local
democrat to this Office, Col Villas ought not to
throw obstacles In the way. The spirit OF fairness
and an appreciation Of established American prin-
ciples should prevent him, even IL he thinks the
home-rule plank OF the democratic platform does
not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-16
UNusuA1 ADVANTAGES
sEATON PERRY
Successor to PERRY 3 BRorHHHs.


Successor to PERRY 3 BRorHxRA.
PRIOR To TAKING ANNUAL INVENTORY OF
STOCK rs OFFERING UNUSUAL ADvANT.
AGES" IN ALL DEPARTMENTS.
''E4CLUSIvE STYLES" IN FINEST FRENCH SAT.
EMS, REDUCED TO Csc.
"RAkE BAReAINs" ~ PLAIN AND FIGURED
~, INDIA SILKS. AT &c, soc. AND 81.
EMBROIDERED INDIA PONGEE, ETAMINE, BA-
DUCED PRICES"
SPECIAL BARGAINS" IN BLACK AND CoLORED
SURAHS SATIN RHADAMES AND eros
BLACK nTAA AMP c3LoREp IAfLiE FkASCAIsE AND
CHASING PRICES" ON PAkAs1Ls sun UNI
BRELLAS. SPRING WRAPS AND JACKETS.
100 PIECES FINEST QUALITY PRINTED BA
TlSTES AT 12hC.; FORMER PRICE 15C.
NEW SILK, CHUDDA CASHMERE AND BERLIN
SHAWLS IN GREAT VARIETY.
EXTRA INDUCEMENTS" IN INDIA CRINKLES,
SCOTCH GINGHAMS AND IMPORTED WHITE
ALI-WooI FLANNELs FOR BATHING SUITS.
ALL-WOOL SERGES FOR MOUNTAIN HABITS.
CREAM AND IVORY WHITE ALL-WOOL TENNIS
sGSU1TCH MAUDS AND TRAVELLING sHAWLS.
'bESI MAkES' OF GAUZE AND SUMNER
~. MERINO UNDERWEAR, AT LOWEST PRICES.
NOVELTIES IN HOSIERY. HANDKERCHIEFs
~ PLAIN FIGURES AND CORRECT PRiCEA
SEATON PERRY.
PERRY BUILDING,
Tennsylvsnia ave. 9th st.
Established 1910 lyle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-16

General Sherman could not get into the citadel
st Halifax yesterday. He kept his temper. how
ever (oeing therein greater, We are scripturally
told, than II he had taken the city, and went
good-humoredly back To his yacht Let US hone
that Congress will compensate for bis disappoint.
nent oy giving him some citadels that he can
VISIT without going outside Of the borders of his
own country.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-07-16

LAsspuReH & BRo.
LARGEST STORE IN WASHINGTON.
state that all our Cotton Underwear Is warranted
that the finish aud III of our Underwear has been par.
for the corresponding Prices that When we tell you il
is worth more 1t is genuine and sincere statement
LADIES' CAMBRIA GOWNS.
Style No l, Mother Hubbard yoke, tucked front and
back. trimmed with edge Of embroidery around neci
and sleeves full regular made best quality cambria
Style No 2, made OF tine quality cambria. yoke q
fine pin tucks. trimmed around neck and sleeves with
styie No. 3 is trimmed With TWO rows Hamburg in
sertng three clusters CT fine tucks finished with en-
brodered edge around neck aud sleeves, 9Sc; former
LADIES' CAMBRIA cHEM1sE
Style No. l. yoke Of pin tucks, Hamburg inserting.
style 10 2 made Of fine quality cambria yoke of al,
broidered edgs. 9se. former price, $l2a .,,..
Ne S5 ss and
ring bone finished. only 9Sc.
LADIES' CAMBRIA DRAWERS
With deep rune Bunch Of tucis above
Style No. : is trimmed with fine Hamburg, insert
Only ONLY t 75c. former price. ssc s''p iD'''
Style No 3 is trimmed with Medlci lace, three clus
tiers of fine tucks best gu atty Of cambria only CSC.
GREAT BARGAINS IN LADIES' SUMMER sACQUEs
We have put closine-out prices on these goods;
Ladies' Dressing SacQues, made OF fine India linen
cluster of tucks down 'front.' trimmed with rute Of the
around neck sleeves and bottom, perfect fttn
' Among our sacqaes You viii find few odd sizes
nu 81
around sog and BOTTOM only esc
Another style in lawn. trimmed with six clusters
of pin tucks down front two clusters
around bottom. ruffie Of embroidery around neck
merly sold at 81 20.
LADIES' Dressing Sacques, made Of fine India linen
trimmed with six clusters of fine tucks Medci lace
ss's5 D' O'"n "''' 'lN '''' '''' '''0' WORN
These only few of the many different styles
We mention these being Special Bargains reduced
on account of being odd sizes and slightly soied.
all other stocks This fact speaks volumes ladIe.
desirous of purchasing underwear. Competent anG
efficient saesladies to look to your wants. Our CHIEF
having been for the past eight years exclusively il
the Cotton Underwear business. and what she doesn't
know about Underwear does not exist
CORsETS. CORSETS
Show house that carries the assortment we do
does not give you entire satisfaction We will d.
everything to secure and retain your trade.
The following fol are among n cur .l brands an
the &C P,'' Warmers "Coraline" Warmers Health
Warmers summer, Warmers Nursing "the 'ThOmp
Sons the &c ~ the s ;hs the 800 9ons
nursing and children's Corsets
We keep Corsets in short length, medium length
and extra long length and II we cannot suit you NJ
one can.
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. BUSY Frvr Houns.

From TO 1 O'Clock To-day the Pa1ais Royals COT
TON UNDERWEAR DEPARTMENT was crowded
People even didn't wait for the elevator they
stairs. When we offer fine Lonsdale Cambria CORSET
COVERS. with fine Lace Trimming and Insertion.
and Edeing with Ribbon for &c., worth 81 IS, is it
wonder! We show Embroidered Cambria CORSET
COVERS for 2ec-. worth CSC. It's . job lot. Call
early Monday. please.
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS.

EOR RENT-A LARGE NUMBER OF DESIRABLE
ADwelhnfs Tor rent I'm all parts Of GEORGETOWN, at
T r9 rate: Apply 81 once 70 JOHN J. BQagk
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INOR RENT
Choice Houses, with all mod. imrs.. 225 St ne.
new double house. rooms. x35: 5lo spruce ST.. lie
prot Park. new house. with large lot S32 10: 6lq
Mass ave ne beautiful house 10 Rooms and stable.
efO; XXI boundary ST.. house. \ rooms, $40
SO spruce ST.. lie Droit Park Groom cottage 81 30
10 sth 81 he., rooms aud stable, only 80: 1113 5
S24. CHkS Is RAMS
Nl6-3t so6 3 at NV
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ress In private family; good references. Address
ANNE Star Office. N14-3ts
MANIFESTATIONS BY A YOUNG MAN %
W years OF axe of rood address. writes good hand
and has thorough knowledge of business best of ref
erences. Address S. .. l.. Star Office. jy14-3t'
WANTED AT HEADQUARTERS POSITIONS
W for cooks. Chsmbernsids Waitress, lAundress,
anu Nurses. Seamstress. Men Walters, Cooks Coach
men, Buffers. and Wallets. COOMBS BURGESS
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